When we talk about air quality, we’re usually talking about the air outside — whether it’s affected by wildfires, smog or factory emissions. But those conversations typically end at the front door.
As Mountain West News Bureau’s Maggie Mullen reports, the pandemic has made many of us think about indoor air in a whole new way.
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